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DEUTSCHE VERSION |
| A) Introduction : what writing is it ? Samples from Europe, Africa, Indian aerea, East Asia List countries - writing | |
| Understanding languages : Brief introduction into phonetics and transcription The "european" Alphabet | |
| We need a standard writing Brief introduction into the science of writings | |
| Why are the countrynames missing on some stamps ? Three different reasons, Examples of national emblems | |
| B) Alphabets, Translations and Images of Stamps : |
| 1st Group: greek, russian, georgian, armenian |
| 2nd Group : arabic and similar, hebrew, ethiopian-amharic Brief introduction : reading arabic - easy made How to find a special stamp ? Country names and philatelic terms translated arabic - sorry, german - not yet english |
| 3rd Group : India and Southeast Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, Burma) Brief introduction : reading hindi - easy made |
| 4th group : China, Japan, Corea, Mongolia Brief introduction : reading chinese - easy made How to find a special stamp ? |
| C) Old roman writing on documents :
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| An introduction to learn Sütterlin-writing ("german hand") and mostly elder writings with reading exercises you will find here : www.peter-doerling.de/Englisch/Sutterlin.htm |
| D) Roman writing on stamps :
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| Some help to identify stamps and a list of all countries you will find here :www.peter-doerling.de/Latein\Lat_Begriffe.htm |
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